CDL Practice Tests

I know i know jumping up and down, lets round up bunch of lot lizard's and they could give the driving test , there used too jumping up and down in the trucks allready, so there well broke in getting in the big trucks

 

Oh I don't think it is all that serious, or at least it isn't that urgent. I have some ticker and blood pressure problems, but the state is just being ridiculous.

Actually I've also got some other things going on, like needing a knee replacement that just isn't going to happen right now and stuff like that. Enough to kick me out of passing DOT. But the state seems to have a burr under their saddle here. . .

Of course I'm NOT the right religion, or I could make a phone call and get it all taken care of.

 

Did you pass?


That's a good idea. Then if the newbies have any questions they can discuss it.


I'm in the same boat Big Don. You ain't alone.

 

Hey just wanted to say thanks for making the practice tests available. just finished taking my last written one @ the Texas DMV. they made studying for the real tests much easier.

thanks again,

teq.

 

I just took the tests, I passed however I do not agree with some of the correct answers on the test. One that sticks out is "when going down a long steep grade you"
A ..................
B....................
C Downshift and apply steady light pressure to the brakes
D Brake on and off down the hill....


I selected D because my book says to use the method that you slow down 5mph under your safe speed then let off the brakes, and repeat. The practice test says that wrong and the correct answer is C. There were a few more I didn't agree with but I cannot remember them now

 

Ok I was just messing around trying the tests.
On general knowledge, one of the questions went something like this.
you are at a shipper and they want you to take a placarded load, you do not have a hazmat endorsement. what should you do.
1 call your dispatcher and get permission
2 refuse the load
3 ? remove the placards
4 ????

I chose 2, no hazmat, no haul. A dispatcher can't give me permission. If its placarded its hazmat and you need the endorsement. Right????

test showed correct answer as "get permission from dispatch"
I don't currently have a hazmat endorsement so not quite sure, but I would think if placarded the endorsement is needed. The dispatcher is not going to get the ticket if pulled over, the driver is.

 

That was another one I didn't feel was right. Thanks